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Great point but tell us how exactly can you get “out” Ratcliffe 👍🏽

How the fuck you expect we do that big man??? Agree jim is not it. Reality is that he goes and then what? Glazers retain majority shares so it’s back to square one. The club has been raped by investment bankers and your dunking on fans for a lack of action…

you said he was better than Gabriel though, I understand you hate being wrong so you always have to over explain yourself but hold your hands up like an adult, what a bad take

You were so so wrong about Guehi

My question is simple: Would I be considered one of the greats if I had been born in the United States and played my entire career in Europe? For sure, Period!!! I was playing in the Bundesliga at 18 years old. And yes, I played alongside Landon Donovan at Bayer Leverkusen, although it was only during preseason before he went back to the United States. I competed at the highest level in Europe, in the Bundesliga and the Champions League. So I’m pretty confident I would have dominated MLS, especially considering what I was still able to do when I came to the New England Revolution at the end of my career 2014. And for those who say I only played for the US national team because Germany was too good for me, let me get this straight: You’re the same people who say I was too good for the US team because I became a starter right away. The US head coach (Bob) personally came to visit me and asked me to represent the country. I told him I had been trying for years to play for the United States, but I had been denied because I had already represented Germany at the U20 World Cup. Now, here’s what people seem to forget: Landon Donovan and I are the same age. He went back to MLS, which in my opinion, was the easier path. I competed at the level where he clearly felt he couldn’t establish himself. That’s why I have a very different perspective when people start throwing around words like “GOAT” or “Hall of Famer.” I know firsthand what it takes to compete at the highest level in European football, and I also know the difference between choosing the harder road and taking the easier one. Yes, Landon won MLS championships. But let’s not forget which team he played for. He wasn’t playing for the Colorado Rapids or Real Salt Lake with all respect. He played for the LA Galaxy, a club that was the face of MLS for years, with some of the league’s biggest stars. We’re talking about a team with three top Designated Players, league rules that were adjusted, and several other players earning top money. So before we start comparing careers, calling players out, we should look at the full picture. There’s a difference between dominating a league and proving yourself against the best players in the world, week after week, at the highest level. I’m not taking away what Landon accomplished. But I believe the level you compete at, the challenges you face, and the path you choose should matter just as much as the trophies you win. That’s why my definition of greatness might be very different from all of yours.

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I’m having a mini heart attack I could hit the stairs today